CN113037162B - Vibration compensation controller for neural network band-pass filter of bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor - Google Patents

Vibration compensation controller for neural network band-pass filter of bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor Download PDF

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CN113037162B
CN113037162B CN202110195977.3A CN202110195977A CN113037162B CN 113037162 B CN113037162 B CN 113037162B CN 202110195977 A CN202110195977 A CN 202110195977A CN 113037162 B CN113037162 B CN 113037162B
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Abstract

The invention discloses a vibration compensation controller of a neural network band-pass filter of a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, which consists of a displacement controller and a rotating speed controller, wherein the displacement controller comprises a vibration force compensation control module and a dead zone vibration compensation module; the vibration force compensation control module takes actual displacement and a rotor mechanical angle as input, outputs corresponding vibration compensation force and consists of a first neural network band-pass filter, a second neural network band-pass filter, a third PID controller and a fourth PID controller; the dead zone vibration compensation module takes the rotor electrical angle and the actual alternating current and direct current as input, outputs alternating-direct axis compensation voltage, and consists of a third neural network band-pass filter in the direction of a direct axis, a fourth neural network band-pass filter in the direction of an alternating axis, a sixth PI controller and a seventh PI controller; the invention not only analyzes and compensates the vibration caused by the eccentricity problem, but also compensates and controls the vibration caused by the dead zone effect, thereby effectively improving the suspension control precision.

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Vibration compensation controller for neural network band-pass filter of bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of control of a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, and relates to a technology for dead zone compensation control and rotor eccentricity control of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, which is used for performing compensation control on vibration of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor.
Background
The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor is a novel special motor with high rotating speed, high precision and no need of lubrication, and has wider and wider application prospect in aerospace aviation, chemical manufacturing, semiconductor industry and other fields requiring special environments. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor is used as a rotary driving motor, and the problems of uneven material, processing error, assembly error and the like inevitably cause rotor mass eccentricity to a certain degree and generate centrifugal exciting force with the same frequency of rotating speed during rotation. Meanwhile, in the control process of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, dead time is required to be set to avoid short circuit of upper and lower bridge arms of the inverter, and the introduction of the dead time increases current harmonics, further increases the amplitude of unbalanced force, causes unbalanced vibration of the rotor, and affects the suspension control precision of the rotor.
Regarding the control of the unbalanced vibration of the rotor of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, the prior art mostly performs compensation control on the unbalanced vibration caused by the eccentricity of the rotor mass, and the unbalanced vibration caused by the dead zone effect is mentioned. Chinese patent publication No. CN104659990A discloses a self-adaptive filter unbalanced vibration displacement extraction method for a bearingless motor, which lays a foundation for the primary condition of vibration compensation control of the bearingless motor. Chinese patent publication No. CN105048913A discloses a current compensation-based unbalanced vibration control system for an asynchronous motor without bearing, which realizes suspension vibration compensation control by adjusting compensation current. However, in these schemes, the vibration compensation control of the bearingless motor is mainly performed by detecting and compensating the vibration caused by eccentricity, but the vibration caused by the dead zone effect is not mentioned yet. In order to improve the control precision of the unbalanced vibration displacement of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, the compensation is required to be carried out on the rotor eccentric displacement caused by the rotor mass eccentricity and the rotor unbalanced vibration caused by the dead zone effect, which is the important factor for realizing the control of the high-precision bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a vibration compensation controller of a neural network band-pass filter of a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, which can inhibit vibration compensation of vibration of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, and solves the problem that the existing bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor only carries out vibration compensation on rotor mass eccentricity in vibration compensation control and ignores vibration caused by a dead zone effect, so that stable suspension and efficient operation of a motor rotor are realized, the motor control precision is improved, and the vibration compensation controller is better applied to an electric transmission system.
The invention provides a vibration compensation controller of a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter, which adopts the technical scheme that: the device comprises a displacement controller and a rotating speed controller, wherein the displacement controller comprises a vibration force compensation control module and a dead zone vibration compensation module;
the vibration force compensation control module uses actual displacement x, y in x, y directions and a rotor mechanical angle thetamAs input, a corresponding vibration compensation force F is outputxh,FyhThe system consists of a first neural network band-pass filter, a second neural network band-pass filter, a third PID controller and a fourth PID controller; the first neural network band-pass filter is used for measuring the actual displacement x and the mechanical angle theta of the rotor in the x directionmAs input, output vibrational displacement
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Given value of 0 and vibration displacement
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Taking the difference as the input of a third PID controller, which outputs a vibration compensation force Fxh(ii) a The actual displacement y of the second neural network band-pass filter in the y direction and the mechanical angle theta of the rotormAs input, output vibrational displacement
Figure BDA0002946540100000023
Given value of 0 and vibration displacement
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Taking the difference as the input of the fourth PID controller, the fourth PID controller outputs the vibration compensation force Fyh(ii) a Said vibration compensation force FxhGiven value F of force in x direction of levitation windingxAfter summing, inputting the sum to a force current conversion module; said vibration compensation force FyhGiven value F of force in y direction of levitation windingyThe summed signals are input to a force current conversion module, and the current conversion module obtains a given value of the quadrature-direct axis current
Figure BDA0002946540100000024
And
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the dead zone vibration compensation module uses a rotor electrical angle thetaeAnd the actual current i of the quadrature-direct axis currentBq,iBdAs input, the AC-DC axis compensation voltage u is outputBqh,uBdhThe device consists of a third neural network band-pass filter in the direction of a direct axis, a fourth neural network band-pass filter in the direction of a quadrature axis, a sixth PI controller and a seventh PI controller, wherein the third neural network band-pass filter uses actual current i in the direction of the direct axisBdElectrical angle theta with rotore6 times of the current is used as input to obtain harmonic current in the direction of a straight shaft
Figure BDA0002946540100000026
With 0 as given value and harmonic current
Figure BDA0002946540100000027
Taking the difference and using the result as the input of a sixth PI controller, which obtains a direct axis compensation voltage uBdhThe control voltage u in the direction of the straight axisBdWith compensation voltage u of the direct axisBdhAdding to obtain direct axis command voltage
Figure BDA0002946540100000028
The fourth neural network band-pass filter is used for measuring the actual current i in the quadrature axis directionBqElectrical angle theta with rotore6 times of the current is used as input to obtain harmonic current in the direction of a straight shaft
Figure BDA0002946540100000029
With 0 as given value and harmonic current
Figure BDA00029465401000000210
Taking the difference and the result as the input of a seventh PI controller, which obtains the quadrature axis compensation voltage uBqhWill control the voltage u in the quadrature axis directionBqAnd quadrature axis compensation voltage uBqhAdding to obtain quadrature axis command voltage
Figure BDA00029465401000000211
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1) the dead zone vibration compensation control is adopted, so that the dead zone is compensated, the vibration of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor in the running process can be effectively inhibited, and the suspension control precision is improved.
2) The neural network band-pass filter adopted by the invention has simple working principle and concise calculation process, and can acquire the required signal according to the real-time rotating speed of the motor.
3) The invention adopts the PI controller to adjust the vibration, and the controller has simple principle, convenient coefficient adjustment and stronger robustness.
4) In the vibration compensation control of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, the compensation control is generally carried out by only considering the vibration caused by the eccentricity factor, but the vibration problem caused by the dead zone effect is not mentioned, which is disadvantageous to the accuracy of the whole levitation control. In order to enable the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor to have higher suspension control precision, the vibration caused by the eccentricity problem is analyzed and compensated, the vibration caused by the dead zone effect is compensated and controlled, and the suspension control precision is effectively improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of the architecture of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic block diagram of the structure of the rotational speed controller 2 in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram of the structure of the displacement controller 1 in FIG. 1;
fig. 4 is a schematic block diagram of the vibration force compensation module 5 in the x-direction and the y-direction in fig. 3;
FIG. 5 is a schematic block diagram of the dead zone vibration compensation module 6 in the direct axis direction and the quadrature axis direction of FIG. 3;
fig. 6 is a functional block diagram of the internal structure of the first neural network band-pass filter 51 in fig. 4;
FIG. 7 is a schematic block diagram of the internal structure of the second neural network band-pass filter 53 in FIG. 5;
fig. 8 is a functional block diagram of the internal structure of the third neural network band-pass filter 61 in fig. 6;
fig. 9 is a functional block diagram of the internal structure of the fourth neural network band-pass filter 63 in fig. 7;
fig. 10 is a schematic block diagram of a general implementation of the structure of the vibration compensation controller of the motor according to the present invention.
In the figure: 1. a displacement controller; 2. a rotational speed controller; 3. a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor; 11. a first PID controller; 12. a second PID controller; 13. a force-current conversion module; 14. a fourth PI controller; 15. a fifth PI controller; 16. a third coordinate transformation module; 17. an angle calculation module; 21. a first PI controller; 22. a second PI controller; 23. a third PI controller; 24. a first coordinate transformation module; 25. a second coordinate transformation module; 26. a first SVPWM inverter; 27. an encoder; 28. a speed calculation module; 5. a vibration force compensation module; 51. a first neural network band pass filter; 52. a third PID controller; 53. a second neural network band pass filter; 54. a fourth PID controller; 55. a first weight value adjusting module; 56. a second weight value adjusting module; 6. a dead zone vibration compensation module; 61. a third neural network band-pass filter; 62. a sixth PI controller; 63. a fourth neural network band-pass filter; 64. a seventh PI controller; 65. a third weight value adjusting module; 66. a fourth weight value adjusting module; 90. a second SVPWM inverter; 91. a fourth coordinate transformation module; 92. and a displacement calculation module.
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The specific idea and implementation steps of the invention are as follows:
referring to fig. 1, the vibration compensation controller of the neural network band-pass filter of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor is composed of a displacement controller 1 and a rotating speed controller 2, and the output ends of the displacement controller 1 and the rotating speed controller 2 are connected with a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 to control the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3.
As for the rotation speed controller 2, as shown in fig. 2, it employs a speed current double closed loop control, which is composed of a first PI controller 21, a second PI controller 22, a third PI controller 23, a first coordinate transformation module 24, a second coordinate transformation module 25, a first SVPWM inverter 26, an encoder 27, and a speed calculation module 28. The output end of the encoder 27 is connected to the speed calculation module 28, the encoder 27 collects the rotating speed pulse signals from the rotating shaft of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 and performs accumulation operation, the accumulated result Δ P is input to the speed calculation module 28, the actual rotating speed n of the motor rotor is obtained through calculation of the speed calculation module 28, and the calculating formula of the rotating speed n is as follows:
Figure BDA0002946540100000041
in the formula: t issAn interrupt period of the rotational speed controller 2; l iseIs the number of lines of the encoder.
The calculated actual rotating speed n and the rotating speed given value n*Making difference to obtain rotation speed error, inputting the error into the first PI controller 21, and obtaining the given value of the quadrature axis current of the torque winding after being regulated by the first PI controller 21
Figure BDA0002946540100000042
Meanwhile, a current sensor is used for collecting the torque current i of the torque two-phase winding of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 32AAnd i2CApplying a torque current i2AAnd i2CInputting the data into a second coordinate transformation module 25, wherein the second coordinate transformation module 25 consists of Clarke transformation and Park transformation, and i is subjected to the second coordinate transformation module 252AAnd i2CObtaining the actual value i of the quadrature axis current of the torque winding under the rotating coordinate system after conversionMqAnd the actual value i of the direct axis current of the torque windingMd. Given value of quadrature-axis current of torque winding
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Actual value i of quadrature axis current of sum torque windingMqIs used as the input of the second PI controller 22 to obtain the given value of the quadrature axis voltage of the torque winding
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By torque winding of direct axis current
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As a given value, will
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And the actual value i of the direct axis current of the torque windingMdIs used as the input of the third PI controller 23 to obtain the given value of the direct-axis voltage of the torque winding
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The output ends of the second PI controller 22 and the third PI controller 23 are connected with the input end of a first coordinate transformation module 24, the first coordinate transformation module 24 is composed of Park inverse transformation, and the transformation can enable the quadrature axis voltage given value of the torque winding to be converted into the quadrature axis voltage given value
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And torque winding direct axis voltage set point
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Converting into torque winding voltage u under static coordinate systemAnd u. The output end of the first coordinate transformation module 24 is sequentially connected with the first SVPWM inverter 26 and the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 in series, and the first coordinate transformation module 24 transforms the voltage uAnd uThe output of the first SVPWM inverter 26 is connected with the input of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 as the input of the first SVPWM inverter 26, and the three-phase input voltage u of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 is obtained through the first SVPWM inverter 262A、u2B、u2C
As for the displacement controller 1, as shown in fig. 3, it employs displacement current double closed loop control, which is composed of a first PID controller 11, a second PID controller 12, a vibration force compensation module 5, a force current conversion module 13, a fourth PI controller 14, a fifth PI controller 15, a dead zone vibration compensation module 6, a third coordinate conversion module 16, an angle calculation module 17, a second SVPWM inverter 90, a fourth coordinate conversion module 91, a displacement calculation module 92, and an encoder 27. Wherein, the rotor position of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 is collected by a displacement sensor and is input into displacement calculationA module 92, the displacement calculating module 92 converts the collected displacement signals into actual displacements in x and y directions, and the actual displacement x in the x direction and a given value x are calculated*Making difference to obtain displacement error, inputting the displacement error into the first PID controller 11, and obtaining the given value F of the force in the x direction of the suspension winding after being regulated by the first PID controller 11x(ii) a The actual displacement y in the y direction is compared with a given value y*The difference is made to obtain a displacement error, the displacement error is input into the second PID controller 82, and the given value F of the force in the y direction of the suspension winding is obtained after the adjustment of the second PID controller 12y
The output end of the encoder 27 is further connected with an angle calculation module 17, and the pulse signal output by the encoder 27 passes through the angle calculation module 17 to obtain the mechanical angle theta of the rotormAnd the calculation process of the mechanical angle of the rotor at the moment k is as follows:
Figure BDA0002946540100000051
in the formula: Δ P is the accumulated result of the pulses output from encoder 27.
The output ends of the angle calculation module 17 and the displacement calculation module 92 are both connected with the input end of the vibration force compensation control module 5, and the vibration force compensation control module 5 calculates the mechanical angle theta of the rotor output by the angle calculation module 17mAnd the actual rotor displacement x, y output by the displacement calculation module 92 is used as input to obtain the compensation force FxhAnd Fyh
As shown in fig. 4, the vibration force compensation control module 5 is composed of a first neural network band-pass filter 51, a second neural network band-pass filter 53, a third PID controller 52, and a fourth PID controller 54. By displacement in the x-direction and rotor mechanical angle thetamAs an input to the first neural network band pass filter 51, the output is the vibration displacement
Figure BDA0002946540100000052
A signal. The specific structure of the first neural network band-pass filter 51 in the x direction is shown in fig. 6, and includes a first weight adjusting module 5 for adjusting the actual displacement x and the first nerveVibration displacement of the output of the network band-pass filter 51
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Making a difference to obtain an error signal exWill error signal exMechanical angle theta to rotormAs an input of the first weight adjustment module 55, to obtain an updated weight ω in the x directionx_1And ωx_2. Vibration displacement output by the first neural network band-pass filter 51
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The calculation formula at time k is:
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weight omegax_1And ωx_2The calculation process of (2) adopts the following formula:
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in the formula: e.g. of the typexFiltering the harmonic components in the x direction; omegax_1,ωx_2The weight value updated in the x direction; mu.s1Is the step size factor.
Thereby obtaining the vibration displacement in the x direction
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As shown in FIG. 4, the given value and the vibration displacement are 0
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Making a difference, using the result of the displacement difference as the input of the third PID controller 52, and obtaining the vibration compensation force F after being adjusted by the third PID controller 52xh
The second neural network band-pass filter 53 has the same structure and principle as the first neural network band-pass filter 51. Similarly, the displacement in the y direction and the mechanical angle theta of the rotormAs an input of the second neural network band pass filter 53, the specific structure of the second neural network band pass filter 53 in the y direction is shown in FIG. 7, and the actual displacement y and the vibration displacement output from the second neural network band pass filter 53 are set
Figure BDA0002946540100000063
Making a difference to obtain an error signal eyAnd apply the error signal eyMechanical angle theta to rotormThe sine and cosine values of the first weight value are used as the input of the second weight value adjusting module 56, so as to obtain the updated weight value omega in the y directiony_1And ωy_2. The vibration displacement signal of k time output by the second neural network band-pass filter 53
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The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
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weight omegay_1And ωy_2The calculation process of (2) adopts the following formula:
Figure BDA0002946540100000066
in the formula: e.g. of the typeyFiltering the harmonic component in the y direction; omegay_1,ωy_2The weight value updated in the y direction; mu.s1Is the step size factor.
Thereby obtaining a vibration displacement signal in the y direction
Figure BDA0002946540100000067
As shown in FIG. 4, the given value and the vibration displacement signal are 0
Figure BDA0002946540100000068
Making a difference, using the result of the displacement difference as the input of the fourth PID controller 54, and obtaining the vibration compensation force F after being adjusted by the fourth PID controller 54yh
The force F in the x-direction to be output by the first PID controller 11xThe vibration compensation force F in the x direction output by the vibration force compensation module 5xhSummed with the force F in the y-direction output by the second PID controller 12yThe vibration compensation force F in the y direction output by the vibration force compensation module 5yhAfter summing, the sum is input into the power current conversion module 13, so as to obtain the alternating current and direct current given value of the suspension winding
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And
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setting the obtained quadrature-direct axis current
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And
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actual current i of quadrature-direct axis current of suspension windingBqAnd iBdThe differences were made separately. Wherein iBqAnd iBdCollecting the two-phase suspension winding current of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 through a current sensor, and collecting the current i1AAnd i1CInputting the data into a fourth coordinate transformation module 91, wherein the fourth coordinate transformation module 91 consists of Clarke transformation and Park transformation, i1AAnd i1CThe actual current i of the suspension winding quadrature-direct axis can be obtained through the fourth coordinate transformation module 91BqAnd iBdWill be
Figure BDA00029465401000000613
And iBqThe difference result is inputted to the fourth PI controller 14, so as to obtain the suspension winding quadrature axis control voltage uBq(ii) a Will be provided with
Figure BDA00029465401000000614
And iBdThe difference result is inputted to the fifth PI controller 15, and the suspension winding is obtainedShaft control voltage uBd
At rotor electrical angle thetaeAnd actual value i of quadrature axis current of suspension windingBqActual value i of direct axis current of suspension windingBdInput into the dead zone vibration compensation module 6 to obtain a compensation voltage uBqhAnd uBdh. Wherein, the pulse signal of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 collected by the encoder 27 passes through the angle calculation module 17 to obtain the rotor electrical angle thetaeThe calculation process is as follows:
θe(k)=PMθm(k) (7)
in the formula: thetam(k) The mechanical angle of the rotor at the moment k in the formula (2); pMIs the torque winding pole pair number.
The obtained rotor electrical angle thetaeAnd the actual value i of the quadrature-direct axis currentBqAnd iBdAnd the signals are input to the dead zone vibration compensation module 6, and the dead zone vibration compensation module 6 is composed of a third neural network band-pass filter 61 in the direction of a direct axis, a fourth neural network band-pass filter 63 in the direction of a quadrature axis, a sixth PI controller 62 and a seventh PI controller 64. In the dead zone vibration compensation module 6, compensation in the direct axis direction and the quadrature axis direction is as shown in fig. 5. Current i in the direction of the straight axisBdElectrical angle theta with rotoreThe 6 times of the harmonic current is used as the input of the third neural network band-pass filter 61 in the direction of the direct axis, so that the harmonic current signal in the direction of the direct axis is obtained
Figure BDA0002946540100000071
Fig. 8 shows a schematic diagram of an internal structure of the third neural network band-pass filter 61 in the direction of the straight axis, which includes a third weight value adjusting module 65. In FIG. 8, the current i in the direction of the straight axis is measuredBdAnd the harmonic current signal output by the third neural network band-pass filter 61
Figure BDA0002946540100000072
Difference is made to obtain an error signal eBdWill error signal eBdElectrical angle theta with rotoreThe sine and cosine value of 6 times is used as the input of the third weight value adjusting module 65, so as to obtain the updated straight axis directionWeight value omega ofd6_1And ωd6_2. Harmonic current at time k output from the third neural network band-pass filter 61
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The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
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weight omegad6_1And ωd6_2The calculation process of (2) adopts the following formula:
Figure BDA0002946540100000075
in the formula: e.g. of the typeBdFiltering the harmonic components in the direction of the straight axis; omegad6_1,ωd6_2The weight of the 6 th harmonic wave updated in the direction of the straight axis; mu.s2Is the step size factor.
Thereby obtaining harmonic current signals in the direction of the straight axis
Figure BDA0002946540100000076
As shown in FIG. 5, the harmonic current signal and the given value are 0
Figure BDA0002946540100000077
Taking the difference, and taking the result as the input of the sixth PI controller 62, and obtaining the direct axis compensation voltage u after being regulated by the sixth PI controller 62Bdh
The quadrature axis fourth neural network band-pass filter 63 and the third neural network band-pass filter 61 have the same structure. Similarly, with the current i in the direction of the quadrature axisBqElectrical angle theta with rotoreThe harmonic current signal in the direction of the direct axis is obtained by taking 6 times of the harmonic current signal as the input of the quadrature axis fourth neural network band-pass filter 63
Figure BDA0002946540100000078
Wherein, the internal structure schematic diagram of the quadrature direction fourth neural network band-pass filter 63As shown in fig. 9, it includes a fourth weight value adjusting module 66. In FIG. 9, the current i in the quadrature direction is measuredBqAnd the harmonic current signal output by the fourth neural network band-pass filter 63
Figure BDA0002946540100000081
Making a difference to obtain a current error eBqSignal, current error eBqSignal and rotor electrical angle thetaeThe sine and cosine value of 6 times is used as the input of the fourth weight value adjusting module 66, so as to obtain the updated weight value omega in the direction of the straight axisq6_1And ωq6_2. The fourth neural network band-pass filter 63 outputs harmonic current
Figure BDA0002946540100000082
Harmonic current at time k
Figure BDA0002946540100000083
The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
Figure BDA0002946540100000084
weight omegad6_1And ωd6_2The calculation process of (2) adopts the following formula:
Figure BDA0002946540100000085
in the formula: e.g. of the typeBqFiltering the harmonic components in the cross-axis direction; omegaq6_1And ωq6_2The weight of the 6 th harmonic wave updated in the quadrature axis direction; mu.s2Is the step size factor.
Thereby obtaining harmonic current signals in the direction of the straight axis
Figure BDA0002946540100000086
As shown in FIG. 5, the harmonic current signal and the given value are 0
Figure BDA0002946540100000087
Taking the difference, and using the result as the input of the seventh PI controller 64, and obtaining the quadrature axis compensation voltage u after being adjusted by the seventh PI controller 64Bqh
A voltage u in the direction of the straight axis to be output from the fourth PI controller 14BdAnd a direct axis compensation voltage u output in the dead zone vibration compensation moduleBdhAdding to obtain direct axis command voltage
Figure BDA0002946540100000088
A voltage u in the quadrature axis direction output from the fifth PI controller 15BqQuadrature axis compensation voltage u output by dead zone vibration compensation moduleBqhAdding to obtain quadrature axis command voltage
Figure BDA0002946540100000089
Will obtain
Figure BDA00029465401000000810
And
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the third coordinate transformation module 16 is used as an input of the third coordinate transformation module 16, the third coordinate transformation module 16 is composed of Park inverse transformation, and the suspension winding voltage u under the static coordinate system is obtained through the third coordinate transformation module 16And u
Voltage u of levitation windingAnd uThe output of the second SVPWM inverter 90 is connected with the input of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 as the input of the second SVPWM inverter 90, and the three-phase input voltage u of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 is obtained through the second SVPWM inverter 901A、u1B、u1C
Fig. 10 is a general implementation schematic block diagram of the structure of the motor vibration compensation controller of the present invention, which implements speed closed-loop control and vibration compensation control by adjusting the parameters of the speed closed-loop and position closed-loop regulators through the design of the displacement controller 1, the rotational speed controller 2 and each module therein. The speed controller 2 performs speed regulation control by adopting a common vector control method with a direct axis instruction current of 0, the displacement controller 1 completes vector control by regulating displacement, so that a rotor of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor 3 keeps stable operation, the vibration force compensation module 5 performs compensation control on an eccentric vibration signal in the displacement signal, and the dead zone vibration compensation control module 6 is used for performing compensation again on a higher harmonic signal in the current caused by the dead zone effect, so that more accurate vibration compensation control can be realized.
The present invention can be realized in light of the above. Other variations and modifications which may occur to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.

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1. The utility model provides a no bearing PMSM neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller which comprises displacement controller (1) and rotational speed controller (2), characterized by: the displacement controller (1) comprises a vibration force compensation control module (5) and a dead zone vibration compensation module (6);
the vibration force compensation control module (5) performs actual displacement x, y in x and y directions and a rotor mechanical angle thetamAs input, a corresponding vibration compensation force F is outputxh,FyhThe neural network band-pass filter comprises a first neural network band-pass filter (51), a second neural network band-pass filter (53), a third PID controller (52) and a fourth PID controller (54); the first neural network band-pass filter (51) is used for measuring the actual displacement x and the mechanical angle theta of the rotor in the x directionmAs input, output vibrational displacement
Figure FDA0003491688510000011
Given value of 0 and vibration displacement
Figure FDA0003491688510000012
Taking the difference and using the difference as an input to a third PID controller (52), the third PID controller (52) outputting a vibration compensation force Fxh(ii) a The actual displacement y of the second neural network band-pass filter (53) in the y direction and the mechanical angle theta of the rotormAs input, output vibrational displacement
Figure FDA0003491688510000013
Given value of 0 and vibration displacement
Figure FDA0003491688510000014
Taking the difference as an input to a fourth PID controller (54), the fourth PID controller (54) outputting a vibration compensation force Fyh(ii) a Said vibration compensation force FxhGiven value F of force in x direction of levitation windingxAfter summing, the sum is input to a force current conversion module (13); said vibration compensation force FyhGiven value F of force in y direction of levitation windingyThe summed values are input to a force current conversion module (13), and the current conversion module (13) obtains the given value of the quadrature-direct axis current
Figure FDA0003491688510000015
And
Figure FDA0003491688510000016
the dead zone vibration compensation module (6) uses a rotor electrical angle thetaeAnd the actual current i of the quadrature-direct axis currentBq,iBdAs input, the AC-DC axis compensation voltage u is outputBqh,uBdhThe device comprises a third neural network band-pass filter (61) in the direction of a direct axis, a fourth neural network band-pass filter (63) in the direction of a quadrature axis, a sixth PI controller (62) and a seventh PI controller (64), wherein the third neural network band-pass filter (61) uses actual current i in the direction of the direct axisBdAnd 6 times the rotor electrical angle thetaeAs input, obtaining harmonic current in the direction of the direct axis
Figure FDA0003491688510000017
With 0 as given value and harmonic current
Figure FDA0003491688510000018
Taking the difference and the result as the input of the sixth PI controller (62), the sixth PI controller (62) obtains the direct axis compensation voltageuBdhThe control voltage u in the direction of the straight axisBdWith compensation voltage u of the direct axisBdhAdding to obtain direct axis command voltage
Figure FDA0003491688510000019
The fourth neural network band-pass filter (63) uses the actual current i in the quadrature axis directionBqAnd 6 times the rotor electrical angle thetaeAs input, harmonic current in quadrature direction is obtained
Figure FDA00034916885100000110
With 0 as given value and harmonic current
Figure FDA00034916885100000111
Taking the difference and the result as the input of a seventh PI controller (64), the seventh PI controller (64) obtains the quadrature axis compensation voltage uBqhWill control the voltage u in the quadrature axis directionBqAnd quadrature axis compensation voltage uBqhAdding to obtain quadrature axis command voltage
Figure FDA00034916885100000112
2. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 1, characterized in that: the first neural network band-pass filter (51) in the x direction comprises a first weight value adjusting module (55), and the actual displacement x and the vibration displacement
Figure FDA00034916885100000113
Difference is made to obtain error exError exMechanical angle theta to rotormThe sine and cosine values are used as the input of a first weight value adjusting module (55) to obtain the updated weight value omega in the x directionx_1And ωx_2(ii) a The second neural network band-pass filter (53) comprises a second weight adjusting module (56) which adjusts the actual displacement y and the vibration displacement
Figure FDA0003491688510000021
Differencing to obtain an error signal eyWill error signal eyMechanical angle theta to rotormThe sine and cosine values are used as the input of a second weight value adjusting module (56) to obtain the updated weight value omega in the y directiony_1And ωy_2
3. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 2, characterized in that: vibration displacement at time k
Figure FDA0003491688510000022
Wherein, ω isx_1(k+1)=ωx_1(k)+2μ1excosθm,ωx_2(k+1)=ωx_2(k)+2μ1exsinθm,ωx_1,ωx_2The weight value updated in the x direction; mu.s1Is the step size factor.
4. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 1, characterized in that: the third neural network band-pass filter (61) comprises a third weight adjusting module (65) and a current i in the direction of the straight axisBdAnd the harmonic current signal output by the third neural network band-pass filter (61)
Figure FDA0003491688510000023
Differencing to obtain a current error eBdError of current eBdAnd sin6 thetae、cos6θeAs an input of a third weight adjustment module (65), obtaining an updated weight ω in the direction of the straight axisd6_1And ωd6_2The third neural network band-pass filter (61) outputs harmonic current
Figure FDA0003491688510000024
The fourth neural network band-pass filter (63) comprises a fourth weight value adjusting module (66) and a current i in the quadrature axis directionBqAnd the harmonic current signal output by the fourth neural network band-pass filter (63)
Figure FDA0003491688510000025
Differencing to obtain a current error eBqSignal, current error eBqAnd sin6 thetae、cos6θeAs the input of a fourth weight value adjusting module (66), the updated weight value omega in the direction of the straight axis is obtainedq6_1And ωq6_2Output harmonic current
Figure FDA0003491688510000026
5. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 4, which is characterized in that: harmonic current at time k
Figure FDA0003491688510000027
Wherein, ω isd6_1(k+1)=ωd6_1(k)+2μ2eBdcos6θe,ωd6_2(k+1)=ωd6_2(k)+2μ2eBdsin6θe,ωd6_1,ωd6_2For the weight of the 6 th harmonic updated in the direction of the direct axis, mu2Is the step size factor.
6. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 1, characterized in that: actual displacement x and given value x in x direction*Obtaining a displacement error by difference making, inputting the error into a first PID controller (11), and obtaining a given value F of the force in the x direction of the suspension winding after being adjusted by the first PID controller (11)x(ii) a The actual displacement y in the y direction is compared with a given value y*The difference is made to obtain a displacement error, the displacement error is input into a second PID controller (12), and the given value F of the force in the y direction of the suspension winding is obtained after the adjustment of the second PID controller (12)y
7. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 1, characterized in that: collecting two-phase suspension winding current of a bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor and collecting current i1AAnd i1CInput to a fourth coordinate transformation module (91), and the actual current i of the AC-DC axis of the suspension winding is obtained through the fourth coordinate transformation module (91)BqAnd iBd(ii) a The given value of the quadrature-direct axis current
Figure FDA0003491688510000031
And
Figure FDA0003491688510000032
and the actual current iBqAnd iBdThe difference is respectively made and the result is inputted into the corresponding fourth PI controller (14) and the fifth PI controller (15), the fourth PI controller (14) outputs the control voltage u in the direction of the straight shaftBdA fifth PI controller (15) outputs the control voltage u in the quadrature axis directionBq
8. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 1, characterized in that: the said direct and alternating axis command voltage
Figure FDA0003491688510000033
And
Figure FDA0003491688510000034
the third coordinate transformation module (16) is used as the input of the third coordinate transformation module (16), and the third coordinate transformation module (16) outputs the suspension winding voltage u under the static coordinate systemAnd uVoltage u of the levitation windingAnd uThe second SVPWM inverter (90) obtains a three-phase input voltage u of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor as an input of the second SVPWM inverter (90)1A、u1B、u1C
9. According to the claimsSolving 1 the vibration compensation controller of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter is characterized in that: an encoder is adopted to collect pulse signals of the bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor, and the mechanical angle of the rotor at the moment k is obtained through an angle calculation module (17)
Figure FDA0003491688510000035
Delta P is the accumulated result of the pulses output by the encoder, LeIs the number of lines of the encoder.
10. The bearingless permanent magnet synchronous motor neural network band-pass filter vibration compensation controller of claim 9, wherein: rotor electrical angle theta at time ke(k)=PMθm(k),θm(k) Mechanical angle of rotor at time k, PMIs the torque winding pole pair number.
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